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Joshua Cooper Signed 3x5 Index Card with Service Record Inscription (PSA) - US Navy WWII John Cena Flying Tigers Christopher Miller
Joshua Cooper Signed 3x5 Index Card with Service Record Inscription (PSA) - US Navy WWII John Cena Flying Tigers Christopher Miller
Joshua Cooper Signed 3x5 Index Card with Service Record Inscription (PSA) - US Navy WWII John Cena Flying Tigers Christopher Miller
Joshua Cooper Signed 3x5 Index Card with Service Record Inscription (PSA) - US Navy WWII John Cena Flying Tigers Christopher Miller
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Joshua Cooper Signed 3x5 Index Card with Service Record Inscription (PSA) - US Navy WWII John Cena Flying Tigers Christopher Miller

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Joshua Cooper Signed 3x5 Index Card with Service Record Inscription (PSA) US Navy WWII John Cena Flying Tigers Christopher Miller Flying Tigers Custom frame measures 14" x 17" in size and features a photo that has been hand signed by Hale Irwin We offer high resolution images of each item rather than a written description of condition please refer to the photos provided

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